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    Step Pulses per second?

    How many step pulses can TurboCNC be reasonably expected to generate on a 486/66, and how about on a PII 933?

    I am about to choose between the G320 and G340 Gecko drives and want to be sure I can take full advantage of my servos max RPM. My motors are rated at 2600 RPM with 250 cpr encoders. That equates to 10,800 pulses per second. Is that reasonable?

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    Tim T
    Last edited by thielert; 11-06-2003 at 07:23 AM.


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    On a p 166 I was getting 18,000 hz no problem. Turbocnc reported a 24,000 hz max. My AMD 400 Turbocnc reports 18,000 hz max but I have run at up to 25,000 hz.

    Install Turbocnc. It will calculate and report the max hz possible at startup. It is reported that this number is conservative.

    Eric
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    Thanks very much Eric.
    Tim T
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